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is there. I'm going to look forward to keeping it sharp next
week and going to the World Golf Championship and another major in
the next couple of weeks. I like where I'm at."Mickelson started the
final round five strokes adrift of overnight leader Westwood, but held steady
going out and then stormed down the back nine in a superb
32 at a time when all of his rivals were stumbling in
the tough conditions.It was the third straight Open won by a golfer
in their 40s with Ernie Els and Darren Clarke both 42 when
they won at Royal Lytham and Royal St George's, respectivelyMickelson also
became the first player in history to win the Scottish Open and
then go on to win the British Open the following week.Tiger Woods
started the day tied for second, just two off the lead, but
he failed to find any spark and his record of never having
won a major when trailing after 54 holes held firm as he
came in at two over 286 after a 74.Throughout the day it
was a bruising battle of wiles and wills among the the world's
best golfers with no quarter given and the mighty Muirfield links showing
no mercy to the faint-hearted.The lead changed hands at regular intervals,
but in the end it was the experience and the expertise of
the popular Mickelson that carried the day to secure the Claret Jug
that goes to the winner of the British Open.England's Ryder Cup hero
Ian Poulter set the early clubhouse target of one over
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